URBAN DEVELOPMENT

• Edmonton’s Architecture: Shape of things to come [Globe and Mail]
• Edmonton’s Ice District development spurring new real estate projects [Globe and Mail]
• Downtown revitalization then and now [CBC Edmonton]
• NAIT residence waiting on Blatchford expansion talks [Metro Edmonton]
• Construction of Edmonton artists’ building pegged for late 2016 [Edmonton Journal]
• Edmonton’s City Centre mall to consolidate on three levels, add 300 parking stalls [Edmonton Journal]
• David Staples: Warm pool for cold city a hot idea [Edmonton Journal]
• ‘Mr. Downtown L.A.’ says dogs and playgrounds can transform downtown Edmonton [Edmonton Journal]
• First Nations centre ready to go up, says new University of Alberta president [Edmonton Journal]
• New $40-million student residence planned for University of Alberta campus [Edmonton Journal]

TRANSPORTATION

• LRT Valley Line to be biggest construction project in city’s history [CBC Edmonton]
• Edmonton’s pedestrian road fatalities climb in 2015 [Metro Edmonton]
• New advocacy group calls for lower speed limits on Edmonton’s residential streets [Edmonton Journal]
• #yegbikecoalition becomes Paths for People [Edmonton Bicycle Commuters]
• South Edmonton bike lanes not being removed until spring [Edmonton Journal]
• David Staples: City councillors are sour on Uber, but Uber is winning [Edmonton Journal]
• Pascal Ryffel: Don’t buy into Uber myths [Edmonton Journal]
• City passes first reading of bylaw to legalize Uber [CBC Edmonton]
• Uber moving towards regulation in Edmonton, Calgary [Metro Calgary]
• Edmonton coin meters to disappear by New Year’s [Metro Edmonton]

YEG CULTURE

• If you can’t beat it, throw it: Edmonton’s biggest snowball fight is back [CBC Edmonton]
• Push on to transform abandoned LRT space into underground arts district [CBC Edmonton]
• Rossdale & Reconciliation [The Yards]
• Alberta’s Maskwacis youth show the beautiful side of their community in powerful photo project [Edmonton Journal]
• Paula Simons: Story of Lebanese pioneer a reminder of Edmonton’s rich roots [Edmonton Journal]
• Ten years later: Tracing a decade of city changes through Cadence Weapon’s “Oliver Square” [VUE Weekly]
• Edmonton’s loudest street preacher speaks out [CBC Edmonton]

YEG HERITAGE

• The Prins Family and the Dutch in Beverly [Edmonton City as Museum Project]
• Edmonton’s historic McDougall United Church saved from the wreckers [Edmonton Journal]
• Edmonton: A World Class Dump – Part 1: Grierson Dump [Edmonton City as Museum Project]

OTHER LOCAL NEWS

• EVENT: Let’s Talk Design – Thursday, November 26th [City of Edmonton]
• Paula Simons: Edmonton pulls together to prepare for Syrian refugees [Edmonton Journal]
• Rising Edmonton vacancy rates triggering sweet deals for renters [CBC Edmonton]
• City officials try to calm West Jasper Place residents angry over sewer odours [Edmonton Journal]
• Edmonton food banks under strain as Alberta increase leaps past national average [Metro Edmonton]
• Alberta infrastructure minister announces money for drinking water and wastewater projects [Edmonton Journal]
• Edmonton staff’s move to downtown tower comes with $16.4M price tag [Metro Edmonton]
• Mill Woods sewer trunk line now two years behind schedule and $33 million over budget [Edmonton Journal]
• Naheed Nenshi and Don Iveson accept invite to January cabinet meeting [Metro Edmonton]

MISCELLANY

• The Norwegian secret to enjoying a long winter [Fast Company]
• Calgarians divided on cycle track spending [Metro Calgary]
• How to Reduce Cyclists’ Exposure to Air Pollution [CityLab]
• Liberals drop public-private requirement for infrastructure funding [Globe and Mail]
• Parkade-free N3 condo aimed at millennials without cars breaks ground [CBC Calgary]